Should You Let Your Dog Swim at the Beach? A Vet Weighs In originally appeared on Parade Pets.

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Swimming in a pool should be fun and have ... indicate they’re trying to signal for help. Stay calm: Your dog may pick up on your anxiety, so try remaining calm. This will also help you think ...

Along with serving up the best dog food, regular exercise is key to keeping your dog's weight at a healthy place. A regular swimming session can be helpful in keeping your dog feeling their best.

Never force your dog to try swimming. VCA advises that your dog "may be avoiding the water because they are tired or in pain and just aren't up for the exercise." Swimming in water may be great ...

“It’s one of the highlights of showing up to the pool every day ... Izzo — who was also a therapy dog at the FINA World Junior Swimming Championships in 2017 — was given his very ...

Smooth surfaces along entry and exit points can prevent injuries to your dog’s paws and give them a firmer grip for getting out. Dogs that regularly swim in wild water should be up to date on ...

Humans can wade up to knee-deep, but swimming isn't allowed. Registration for each session is $10 per dog for those who preregister and $15 for day-of registration. Limited walk-ups are available.